The phrase "are usually instituted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the establishment or initiation of policies, procedures, or practices that are commonly adopted.
Example: "New safety protocols are usually instituted at the beginning of each year to ensure compliance with regulations."
Alternatives: "are typically established" or "are generally implemented."
A six to eight-week home or formal physical therapy program is usually instituted once the immobilization period has ended, incorporating range of motion, stretching, progressive strengthening, and functional or sport-specific training.
ILV is usually instituted as rescue therapy when the fraction of inspired oxygen and PEEP have been already optimised in conventional ventilation without success in asymmetric or unilateral lung disease.
They are usually available from statistical institutes' data,3 or - if IO tables in both current and constant prices are available - can be computed as p f = f ˆ − 1 f ¯. (6).
Keep in mind that the most prestigious institutes are usually quite large and divided into departments.
Samples and data from different institutes are pooled together; when the differences in prevalence of autoantibodies or other clinical features between institutions are found, they are usually interpreted as bias in recruitment or methodological heterogeneity between institutions.
In our institute, patients are usually diagnosed with ESRD, when serum creatinine levels exceed 6 mg/dL for more than 1 month, and other causes of renal disease are excluded.
We find that, in stable environments such as local area or research institute networks where machines are usually highly available, the distributed-repair scheme in erasure-coded systems offers a reliable, scalable and cheap storage/backup solution.
National institutes of public health are usually funded by ministries of health.
We used spatial data on infrastructures and human settlements, which are usually readily available from government agencies or geographical institutes.
Recognizing that happy employees are productive employees and that couples are (usually) happiest when they are together, more and more universities are instituting programs to help the accompanying partner integrate into their new professional community.
